Autel MaxiScan MS300 OBD-II Code Reader $19 at Amazon
OfficeDepot.com has the following excellent deals on number crunchers from Texas Instruments. The dual rebates have different offer cpns and accept UPC copies. You also qualify for 2 Free Movie Tickets with purchase!
TI-83 Plus $90 - $20 42206472 - $25 rebate - $25 rebate = $20
TI-84 Plus $120 - $20 42206472 - $25 rebate - $25 rebate = $50
TI-84 Plus Silver $125 - $20 42206472 - $25 reb - $25 reb = $55 (Pink, Orange)
TI Nspire $160 - $30 76902528 - $25 rebate - $25 rebate = $80
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what, no 89? boo!
so how does this work...? 2 rebates?
my movie ticket was declined.
I ordered and filled out the form from the deals last time and they delclined my movie ticket for some reason
Movie tickets was declined on mine as well. I checked http://www.MoviesFromOfficeDepot.com and found out the SKU of these calculators are not on the "qualifying school supplies" list.
However, the two rebates seem to go through the processing at the moment.
not bad I don't think anybody knows how to use the Nspire yet
but the other ones are pretty cheap
RPN FTW!!1!!
if you plan on taking math calculus or above you might want to consider getting a calculator with a CAS system. these don't have CAS.
does a CAS system allow for games? can you play tetris on these?
CAS = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_algebra_system
My HP has this but most users won't need this. My HP can play games but it is far from the ideal platform to do so and don't know if CAS is required to do so. If your not pursuing a science or engineering degree I don't see the need. Was useful for my ME degree. I do prefer RPN..